Aparna R

I’m usually not a fan of such genre- but this movie is one of my recent favs. It blends violence and comedy in a way that keeps the audience fully engaged. The screen is vibrant with the colors and energy and Fafa’s acting is brilliant throughout the movie. You can see the director’s skill in the way the movie takes its course by keeping the audience engaged. The kids have also acted brilliantly- an ode to them and to the director. A movie that stands apart from the normal and yet has acclaimed the hearts of malayalees. Highly recommend watching in the theaters to imbibe the full effect of this masterpiece of an entertainment.

A movie that reflects masculinity in a completely wrong way. There are no substantial reasons that grip the audience to vouch for the arguments and fights portrayed. Seems like a movie that’s taken for the sake of gaining popularity, and sadly insecure masculinity and fights are the area that they’ve decided to focus on. Could have been a better movie with a more pressing reason for fights. Like the audience should want the fight to happen, rather than the emotion, “oh now they’re gonna kill for that”. As a debut direction, the movie has been directed well, plus amazing acting by the cast. The storyline though, fails in essence.